Politics

Federal Judge to Review Challenge to Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order A federal judge is set to examine whether to halt the enforcement of former President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship, despite a recent Supreme Court decision that curbed the use of nationwide injunctions against his

Hospital Waiting Times in England Drop to Lowest Level in Over Two Years The number of people awaiting routine hospital treatment in England has decreased for the second consecutive month, reaching the lowest level in more than two years, according to data. At the end of May, an estimated 7.

The former Reform UK MP James McMurdock’s business activities during the Covid-19 pandemic have been referred to the Public Sector Fraud Authority, CuriosityNews has learned. The referral was made by the Covid corruption commissioner on Wednesday. The authority will assess the evidence and collaborate with other agencies if necessary.

Additional Trade Measures Anticipated as Trump Stands by Tariffs Good morning and welcome to our live updates on US political developments. Former President Donald Trump hinted at further trade-related announcements after reaffirming his support for tariffs in a post on Truth Social. Late Tuesday, he stated: "A minimum of

Ensuring Support for Children with SEND The rights of children to proper assessment and support for special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) must be upheld, with their voices—and those of their families and caregivers—central to any reform efforts. **Expanding Specialized Resources and Strengthening Mainstream Education** There is a

It wasn’t the grandest stage. When foreign dignitaries like the queen, the pope, Nelson Mandela, and Barack Obama were invited to speak before parliament, they were granted Westminster Hall. Yet for Emmanuel Macron’s visit—the first by a European leader since Brexit—the setting was the Royal Gallery.